Keith the Thief wrote:But I agree that a Harry Potter RPG couldgive D&D a run for its money
FormCritic wrote:"Dude...in the last book, Voldemort sends his minions to instantly appear whenever anyone even says his name! Aside from the most obvious tactic of deliberately saying 'Voldemort' and then horribly ambushing and killing Voldemorts minions when they pop in...why the hell isn't Voldemort afraid to say your name?"
FormCritic wrote:Quite impossible. Totally impossible.That is exactly how a Harry Potter RPG would play out.
Traveller wrote:It's MediaFire I'm guessing. If you do encounter problems, PM me your email address (if it isn't already in your profile) and I'll send you a copy that way.
Keith the Thief wrote:I guess I shouldn't have mentioned the religious-based thing.I know we need to steer clear of religion & politics on this forum.
jgbrowning wrote:I utterly disagree. The gamers attracted to a HP rpg would not be the same gamers who'd want to destroy the nature of the rpg anymore than the gamers attracted to a LotR game would destroy it by having Frodo ride a giant eagle right into mount doom to destroy the ring in less than a week's time after discovery. Or by simply saying "Heya, Valar? Destroy this ring, ok?"
mbassoc2003 wrote:On one of the other islands they have their own house rules, and their spell tables include Mick's Mechanical Kneecaps and Adam's Armaghty Fireball.
ExTSR wrote:<<brrrrrrapppp>>
Ak'Ptui wrote:Not a retro game or clone per say, but my vote for best rules would be for some musings by a fellow called Jason Cone titled Philotomy's OD&D Musings over at http://www.philotomy.com/ . These are a combination of distilled knowledge from Knights&Knaves Ale House and I guess his own thoughts and experiences running OD&D from the 3 LBB only. I have most of the OSR clones and a few retro games like C&C and Jason Vey's Spellcraft & Swordplay, but these musings have helped my understanding and appreciation of OD&D more than anything else.Now you can also download all these musing including a nice cover and print them out into your own digest sized sized supplement:http://www.grey-elf.com/dnd/Scroll down to the very bottom under "Other D&D Resources". Pickup the other booklets too ...it's all great stuff including the "Forbidden Lore" booklet for integrading D6 Chainmail rules into OD&D combat.
Ak'Ptui wrote:.Now you can also download all these musing including a nice cover and print them out into your own digest sized sized supplement:http://www.grey-elf.com/dnd/Scroll down to the very bottom under "Other D&D Resources". Pickup the other booklets too ...it's all great stuff including the "Forbidden Lore" booklet for integrading D6 Chainmail rules into OD&D combat.